The Mendoza Chamber of Mining Companies celebrated its 22nd anniversary and reaffirmed Mendoza's mining potential.
"Mendoza, a determining factor in the energy transition," they asserted. Mendoza's Vice Governor, Hebe Casado, was present at the official ceremony, along with Production Minister Rodolfo Vargas Arizu.
The Mendoza Chamber of Mining Companies ( CAMEN ) celebrated its 22nd anniversary with an institutional event in the COPIG Auditorium. There, representatives from the productive and academic sectors, as well as provincial authorities, shared a day dedicated to reviewing the achievements of the local mining industry.
Since its founding, this benchmark for mining development in Mendoza has brought together companies, professionals, technicians, and suppliers committed to developing a modern, transparent, and sustainable mining industry, promoting dialogue between the productive sector, the state, and the community.
CAMEM has been a key player in debates about the province's productive future, promoting mining aligned with legislation that allows Mendoza residents to develop an industry that generates opportunities for social and economic development, meeting the highest global standards.
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According to CAMEN, Mendoza has a unique opportunity: the world needs an energy transition, and this change in the energy mix requires more minerals like copper. The province's geological potential, along with Mendoza's significant human, business, and academic resources, represent a strategic and distinctive strength for developing a modern, sustainable, and competitive mining industry at the national level with global relevance.
The Chamber reaffirmed its strategic vision, focusing on local development, supplier strengthening, technical training, and environmental commitment. Its agenda highlights the role of mining as an additional driver of the province's diversified economy, generating employment, infrastructure, and regional growth, while encouraging the development of agreements with communities and respect for the environment.
"We are celebrating 22 years of existence, convinced that mining can and should be part of a Mendoza that grows with standards, inclusion, knowledge, and responsibility," stated the Board of Directors. CAMEM invited all economic, academic, and social stakeholders to be part of this new phase: a phase of consensus, professionalism, and commitment to the province's future.
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